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Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy
Essex · Online

Support with intimacy, sex, relationships, and problematic pornography and sex use.

I offer highly specialist therapy for people who are finding that sex, intimacy, or communication has become stressful, confusing, or difficult to talk about.

COSRT Registered Psychosexual Therapist

COSRT Registered Relationship Therapist

Jacqueline Jones
Member of the British Society of Sexual Medicine

Therapeutic Services at a glance

 

People come to see me when:​

  • sex has become anxiety-provoking or disappointing

  • desire has changed, disappeared, or feels mismatched

  • porn or sexual behaviour feels problematic or out of control

  • sex feels painful, boring, pressured, or disconnected

  • communication has broken down or stopped altogether

  • body image is affecting confidence, pleasure, or intimacy

  • often there is a sense of shame and frustration

My approach

 

I am a specialist Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist with a supportive, warm and welcoming approach.

With a background in journalism, communication is at the heart of my work. I see communication as central to the relationship we have with ourselves, and to how we connect with others: emotionally, physically, and sexually.

My work is integrative and contemporary, drawing on clinical sexology, relationship therapy, and evidence-based practice. 

This is not a one-size-fits-all model, and it is not about quick fixes. Therapy is an invitation to explore, understand, and reduce shame, at a pace that feels right for you.

“The thought of seeing a therapist for the first time, particularly in a sex-related capacity, was daunting. Jacqueline’s professionalism and warmth helped put me at ease. I began to find it relatively easy to open up, and I came away with a renewed sense of self-worth and confidence.”
— Former client

Professional experience

I have completed accredited training in Clinical Sexology, Relationship Therapy and Counselling.

Alongside my private practice, I have worked as a Psychosexual Therapist with Relate, supporting clients across private practice, the NHS, the Royal Air Force, and the University of Cambridge.

This experience allows me to offer specialist, ethical, and well-grounded therapeutic support.

 Psychosexual Therapy 

Psychosexual therapy supports people with sexual function concerns such as:

  • erection difficulties

  • delayed ejaculation or no ejaculation

  • early ejaculation

  • orgasm difficulties

  • pain during penetration

  • low desire or libido

Psychosexual Therapy also offers space to explore sexuality more broadly.


I have a particular interest in helping people develop a more compassionate and connected relationship with their bodies.

I take time to research and plan every client with care.

 Relationship Therapy 

 Relationship therapy supports all types of relationships and relational concerns, including:

  • desire discrepancy

  • communication difficulties

  • conflict or emotional distance

  • infidelity or ruptures of trust

  • navigating kink or fetish within relationships

  • sexual difficulties within a relationship

  • separation or relationship transitions

Having worked in high-pressure newsroom environments, I bring skills in supporting relationships under stress, during crisis, and in emotionally charged situations.

I work with people who feel their sexual behaviour or porn use has become problematic, distressing, or difficult to manage.

You might describe yourself as a “sex addict” or “porn addict”; in my practice, I use the term problematic porn and sex use, reflecting a contemporary approach.

This work focuses on understanding patterns, reducing shame, increasing awareness, and supporting healthier, more connected sexual experiences rather than offering labels.

My work is personalised and informed by current research and evidence-based practice. My approach is sex-positive and behaviour-informed. 

“Jacqueline was a very good listener and remained neutral throughout, creating a safe and balanced space for both partners. Jacqueline struck the right balance when working with couples experiencing difficulties, which made the process feel fair, supportive, and constructive.”

— Former client​​​

Psychosexual Books

 

Who I work with

I work with people of all genders, sexualities, body sizes, and relationship structures.


My practice is modern, inclusive, sex-positive, and grounded in respect for sexual and relational diversity.

I also welcome referrals from healthcare professionals, therapists, and organisations seeking specialist psychosexual or relationship therapy support.

Ways of working

Sessions are offered:

  • in person (North Essex)

  • online

  • telephone

If you are looking for a therapist with insight, specialist training, and clinical experience, and you would like support with sex, pornography, intimacy, or relationships, you are very welcome to get in touch.

Contact Jacqueline
020 3909 9848 
jj@jacquelinejonestherapy.co.uk
Appointments available weekdays 8am–9pm
Saturday mornings by request

As seen in Ask the Experts: How can I talk to my partner about sex? 

How can I talk about Sex?

As featured in the happiful magazine Expert Panel

How can I talk about Sex?
Member of the British Society for Sexual Medicine
COSRT Registered
COSRT Registered

©2026 Jacqueline Jones​​​​​ Therapy

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